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i.iTIIlE NEW OFFICIALS \
or tho City Gaa Hoard take Possession Of

p & i D. u . = e
< Mr.. And,ew seamon, Secretary, Mr..
s. F. Faris, Assistant Secretary, and Mr..
Charles A. Reed, Collector, Of the new
Board Of Gas Trustees, having been con.
flrmed by Council Tuesday night and duly
qualified, yesterday assumed tho duties oil
these positions. Z E IA, !,
Trustee Henry Seamon requested Preal.
dent F. P. Jepson to accompany Secretary
seamon to the Office and officially present
him 10 the outgoing Secretary as bis sue
cessor. Mr.. Jepson excused himself on
the ground Of press OF business. He said
be would telephone to Mr.. He'll, however.
Mr.. Seamon then accompanied his son
the Secretary, 10 the Office. Mr. He'll wa
absent; the information was given thatihe
had been summoned to the Ohio Valley
Bank by q telephone message from Mr.
Jepson. When Mr.. He'll returned he In
formed tho new Secretary that he had nc
information to give him and nothing t
chow him. ~. lEJ,lsg. 52.' "a.
Secretary Heamon declined to receive
the combination Of the safe until Mr
Heil's accounts had been audited and tn,
office and funds were officially turned owe
In proper form. He md his assibtant
will have charge Of the books In tho mean
time, however. The accounts have no
been posted up to date, and some it'll
time will necessarily elapse before III
now secretary receipts to the old for tn
books and funds. .5j9 ity,i1a
supsrintendent-elect Dillon and Actin
superintendent Darrah have agreed tina
tho latter will retain control OF the work
until the end OF the month. Alteration
and repairs will then be made which
nembers Of the Board cay should havl
been made before this time.
When, two years ago, Mr.. Ed Hezlett
at that time tho retiring Secretary OF tn,
Board, turned the office over to Mr.. He'll
he courteously showed his successor al
about the system Of keeping accounts IL
vogue In the office and did all he could t
mako Mr.. Heil's induction into ofiicI
pleasant. The books were then posted u
In date F.TrlIEsHn F-Ng7e ss G7ls -lsts 90
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YnfllNNttnYa.s

WAsu1Ne7oN, D. O., Oct. For Weat-
orn Pennsylvania, warmer, fair weather,
light to itcsh casterly winds, becoming
southerly. 81 So!
For West Virginia, warmer fair wealth
or, light to frcah variable winds. becoming
gnuthnrly va RE- ~. ty5s n =
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] The Ar,on Kai,eeyi,,t,.

:. The ladles connected with tho Ariou
Society gave their frat Ka0tcpisite3 OF the
season ct the sooiety's club house on the
South Side yesterday afternoon and last
evening. There was a large turnout oil
ladies end the afternoon was pleasantly
spentover fancy work and in gcsaip.. About
. O'Clock the gentlemen commenced to ar
rive and shortly alter splendid supper
was served. The evening was deyoted to
cards and social intercourse. 4 4,
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1ND1GNANTo1rIOANs.
Residents Of Now Alexandria Pass STING

! . = Il
Residents Of Now Alexandria Pass Singing
a, a ~ Resolutions, ~ = 60 - MS
Tho clt;Saas Of New Alexandria, Ohio.
tho home Of George Buckingham, who
was killed Of Bridgeport, laat September,
have adopted set Of resolutiona, in
which they; say: When tho dissracsful
fact wss announced that Dan sweariogen,
tho murderer Of George Buckingham, had
been set free by the grand jury ana Gtato
officials OF Belmont county, the citix sns at
once called an indignation meeting. n All
this meeting it Wss resolved that The muir.
dered man was o peaceful and orderly
citizen. 81. ~ ,Fs;t-S.
2 ResoIrei, That 1t is the senss OF the
membets q this meeting that Dan Swear.
in2en did, in q drunken llt, alta time in
which he was in no danger, Of his life
whatever, and with insignificant. proyoca.
ton, brutally murder George G: Buckipg.
ham on the,S!h Of September 1887, at the
town Of Bridgeport, Belmont county. o.
and che! We hereby condemn the sctio1,
OF Swearingen al that Of drunksrd AID Z
coward. - Z rs &, &. ~ .f7r1i0- <
Rs'lued, That in tho face Of these facts
we. denonncs: tho Grand Jury aud State
officials Of 2elmont county as q fraud and
the entire action they have taken In this
Gaze as a farce and an everlasting stain on
the lair name OF tho State Of Ohio, going
targ toward blo!ting from our. honored
ststo even the psrae Of Justice. ID 5:T,,S'S
RESOLVED, That by zach aisgraoeiui pror
cedures on the part Of juries and officials,
ana such criminal perjury on the part Of
,T aI,1s me state Of Ohio winks, up.
the use o. re-olyers, and practically SAVE:
ANY man, who while under theintiueocs
Of liquor murders hiu fellowmsr shall
not be hold responsible. n5Esi' s5sfis93z 49,,
81 Rssselrsd, That We hereby pledge our.
selyes 10 90 xil in our power TO Obtain \
new hesring aud bring the murderer to
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~ v--atars== 80 ,----'-T-'
Typo.wrlters Cheap,

!. We have for sale several Type-w,iters,
including the Remington, the Crandall
and the Hammond. These machlneu have
been taken in exchange for tho matchlesa
Cslissaph, and will be sold cheap. Writer'S
Tor rent and Tor sals ion monthly install.
ments. Gall on or address for circulars &;
EDWARD L. Rose & Co., Fl
~ n ~ +. ., . IS Twelfth street, =
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FOR5SALE!
ZEAL ESTATE,
FOR - A.EIH,

o H T..
15 Acres Of Land, suitable for market garden.
irg. with frame houac, barn, orchard OF apples,
pears, plunls ana Qutuccs. Rents for 500 Do per
anDnm. Can be bought for 1900; IL situated on
tho h'Il cast irnm Eott and Twenty.nInth street.
and distant thersirom by the road one mile and
FAX Acre Farm on Glcnn's Run, one mile csst
trnl,road; frame house, 100 fruit tr,cv, s acres
small fruits. 90. 10, 49,. :,
so AGRA Farm, 5 miles west OF Mata noray, 20
a. res cleartd franc house, orcha, d. bra and sta.
ile, convenient to church and school. Price
81 Are Farn,7 miles cast OF Proctor Station,
Wetzcl county, ". Va. Prizes, 81, eco. r '''
40 Aero Farm TX miles northeast of Sfstersyllle
Tyler county, W. Va. Price, so,lCO, v Z -
$50 or 600 Acres at Bolton, w Va; will sell or
exchange Tor city property; $50 acres cleared, on
which there Is $500 fruit treea. Price S25 per acre
s25 AcIc Farm on Middle Wheeling creek, three
timber OIL balauce. = ~ f,a Is : - ''e
90 Acre Farm near Tiadelphia. s.
LOT northeast corner Of Main and Tyeuty.sI1th
Streets fronting 90 feet on Main street and running
back an equal width TO alloy, with a 0 roomed
biick houhe on front aud a roomed brick house
on alley; the corner or south hall OF taid 10, Is
nnlmproyed.a This properly can DO BOUGHT Tor
sL6Co; this less than the value OF tho lot tayipg
nothing about the value Of brick houses thai could
not be duplicated Tor 5000. l$1T1 =, -
Houses numbered % and Is Twentieth street
and ground west Of tho same itout.ng Il feet OF
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Thermometer Record,

as reported by Christian Schnepi, drug.
gist, Opera House corner, yesterday: /
Jam 9A.u u SEE. 7rx.
SO n $50 IS $40 Tsp $50 !,
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MANY cases Of rheumatism, which have
resisted the skill Of tho profession, have
promptly yielded to that wonderful rem.
edv. Salvation Oil. Is cents. tl : 4.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS..
q ADMINISTRATORS, NOTICES. !.
A DEMONSTRATORS .NOTICE., !,

. - AZ 49, l9s, Z
!, Notice Is hereby given that tho undersigned has
tnie day been appointed and has qualified az the
Administrator Of the estate, with tho viii amor.
60. OF Euzi a. Moore, deceased Porsons knowing
themselves In ebted to said estate viii peasa cal
spa aesIe, and those having claims agsinst said
retilcd -; 80 CHA ~ anir,U vypatiy
Aamilin,ls.rator with the will annexed OF Estate
.-MaEsLlNG. Wy. VA. Oct. Is, 1887. "a 81 u occ6 I
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OPERA GLASSES. y.
'WTANTED-AG GOOD FEMALE COOK
wv at Hanover Hotel. Martins Ferry. oc97 .
dhe Gttt,elll((f,Ite,a:'s
Oiiico. Nos. SO aud ~ Fourteenth Street. +
Now A,!vertisern ents.

wautcd-GIrl TO do Housework. i e,
For Rcut-Three Rooms. = -.
Administrators Notice. Ferdinand Rclnhardt.
Gas Globes-Kwing Brothers. r- Z l5,i.l -
$500 to Loan. 55.t'5 4 is i,...,i Is i :,
AdmInistra,o,'s NotiCs-Loris Masslny.
Cheap HomG,--C. A. Schaefer Il 20. Va Is g., ~
Admin i,tr,trlx Noicn MARY L. Reed.
Trustees Sals--Chrlstian Ssohr. .. l.!
The best lnyeitHent. y S3ls, 49,! ~ = y
EeH Goods-l, G. billion. ~ r.44 20 =
Wautcd-A uook-HCad OF Local. l. i,
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100 s. WASHING MACHINES FRRE.-To
introduce them. II you want one send at
once to Monarch Laundry Works, 42O Wa.
bash avenue, Ohicago, III. y
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EINE FARM FOR SALE.

Situated AZ miles southwest OF st. ClAI,1yIle.
containing 1855 acres Of chcica land, on which
there ia good twos.ory brick dwelling aud two.
story name dive Ing; best barn In Bemon, coun.
ty, Stcbly, wagon Sheds com cribs and oil neces.
sary outbutldings. An abundance OF fruit OF ali
kinds; three good apple orchards, a good pear
orchard. plenty OF water ut all times. This Is one
Of the bes. stock farms In Delmoat county, and
can be divided to make two good iartnS. viii be
sold cheap and OF tasy terms. For particulars
call OH or address -rafFs ~ r r, HOWELL.
Heal Estate and Insurance Agent,
u 0rCt ~ * :. - - -. RRInGFPn
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J, FALL AND WINTER STOCK.

WE are 'daily receiving New Novelties
In Suitings, PantalOonings and Over.
c0atings, which NO are prepared to make
up In llrst.class style at reasonable
prices. 80 De- 10 y r a$s q 5sS
A full line Of our celebrated Knit
Jackets now III stock.
Our Willie Unlaundried Shirt, double
scanned, re.cnfUrccd front md back, Mt
80 cents, ID tho greatest bargain ever
offered. So s q. HESS l. SONS,
l32l'& 1898 Market Street. y
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IAEE the news home to Mary, and tell
her thatmy cough has gone, Snd that a
- !, cent bottle Of Dr.. Bulls Cough Syrup
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FoR wedding presents call on W. J.
Lukens, the Main street jeweler, No.
1868 Main street. +, y
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y LEADING phyaicisrH say palmsr's Skin.
succesa Soap & Ointment is tho best
remedy for akin dieeasss. at Drug Store
OF McLain ;BroE. i: " I'll g "a u. XII
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z To Mako Roc l m for Isn,,o,r s,,o ~

We will continue our clearance sale OF
Wsl Paper aud Bordera for thirty days,
ann are Offering some papers at half cost.
.lisf II e, Jos. GRAVES & Son.
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ELEGANT wedding presents in Bronzee,
CLOCKS and Silverware. Gall on ID
ri (, s5 :&$:s W. ]. LuKRNg, \
a s. y b No, 1858 Main stYeet.
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american Taste md Skill,
represented BY Colgate & Co., produce
perfumes and toilet soaps more delicate
than can be made abroad, 335{;l,,,,i'.
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ogo. M. SHOOK d co.
0KO. M. SHOOK q co. III, "a
GEO. M, SHOOK
{. &. CO. ::

ID pr. .
Call etpec'al attention TO their puretb llreSof
3 -, 'l}'s DREsS GO0DS. contstiug OF t.'7H.. n
SILKS,
Newest weayes aud shades.
VcIvets &PlIIshes,
3Eass tIThg T|5 Plain and Fancles.
IIenricttas.
4. Black aud colored,
Brond Cloths,
Pattern Suits,
French serges,
Silk &Wool Mixtures
Pin Check Cloths,
Plaids and
Tricots. Il
gIrEa ri In Plain and Nixtufcs.
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Fl FoR Bronzes, Clocks and silverware, Ia.
suitable Tor wedding presents, call on h 8
w: J.. LuEENs, 3igsss5
z No. 1858 Main street,
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EssAsk to be shown the
Normal Wool Sanitary Under
wear; it is warranted to be
made OF pure undyed wool.
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Z 8. Coon & O.. sell by Goods chesa.pIsyt
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DEsIRABLE PROPERTY,
FIRsrCLAss SHORT GREEK Farm

$50 Acres. about 10 miles from wheeling two
miles from Short Greek Station, on r. g. SHt IT,
Railroad; 70 acres creek bottom, about ltO acres
cleared and mostly III graSs. II 10 rich imcstonN
soil, undcrald with tho five loot team OF goe coal
Large brick house, rooms, good water, stabls and
out6ulldlngs. For Particular enquire Of PETES
DELAPLAIN, on the ptamiscs, or
sssgn 9E97, jg'5sli1l. ". v. HOGE & BRO.
AUG alts 1900 Market Street Whenliny. " u.
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TOR SALE
STOOKs FOR SALE,

STOCKS FOR SALE,
: is Shares Bellsirc Nail Mill. n,
10 Shares Fenwood Nail MIL. -,
N Shares Jefferson Nail Mill, 1
2 " Shares Belmont Nail MIL.
rs HhRrcs Junction Nail Mill.
Z 20 shares Etna Iron aud Steel Company.
/. Is Shares Peabody Insurance Uomtmlly'
1sG6,gss = 'SE9 ss,F'tl !. IRWIN. Stock broker.
Telephone. lafgJ'rsS-' ''7t'' - OBI
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\ Tho ncau ideal Of a Family Meticlne.

The police yesterday arrested negro on gus
'ic!on Of murder. committed at Coshocton. The
nan suited the description. ss -
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Underwear Of every descrip.
ton for Ladies, Gents and Chill
dren. Ladies Merino Under
wear from IS cents up.
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TOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
street. Island This IA ono OF tho beat and rnnsi
conyCnicut houses In the city. Persons desirinv ~
examine tho house or gain further ipformntion
eau do 70 BY calling OH Mrs JONES Ut the houSe or
FRANK =, MCSRLL, .sfI- -fs 81 - 40 .aSn ~
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Examine the immense stock
or CLOAKS in our new CLOAK
DEPARTMENT. New style
opened daily. l..:....i..+
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The Fisheriea Communication.

WASHINGTON, October 8. - Messrs.
Putnam and Angel, who, with Secre-
tary Bayard, will represent..this country
in the negotiations between Great
Britain and the United States for a
settlement OF the Nova Scotian fishery
troubles, arrived here yesterday and
held preliminary conference WITH. Sec
rotary Bayard, at which a mutual inter-
change of views took place. The dis
cussiOn touched generally upon all
points of the dispute, and suggest ons
were made as to matters which it would
be well to look up closely in order that
this government might be prepared to
meet any arguments raised by the ne
gotiators on the part of Great Britain.
Messrs. Putnam and Angel will remain
here for day or so in conference with
the secretary and in examination OF
voluminous officia! literature relating
to the treaty, which it is necessary to
study.
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Murdered a Woman.

Lone ISLAND CITY, n. Y, October g.
Mrs. Charles Schaufert, ofg Breslau,
while walking on path across the gar
den of George Gaeblein, of the same
place, yesterday afternoon, was shot
and Instantly killed by Gaebleln, who
vas lying in wait for the purpose. He
Immediately buried the wuman's body,
having had her grave in readiness. The
husband Of Mrs. Schauffert came the
same way later on and was also shot by
Gaeblein, but received only slight
wounds IN the hands Gaeblein was
arrested. The trouble has been of long
standing and was caused by the Schauf-
fert'S using the path through Gaeblin's
property. The murderer was licked
up. He subsequently made confess
sion, saying be had deliberately muir
dered Mrs. Schauffert. and had inteRded
the Kill her u>band. The murderer,
while under arrest. swallowed dose of
poison, but not sufficient to cause death,
as he has recovered from its effects.
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proceeds to give manypo points why 1t
should not be done. Among other
things, he said it would be dangerous to
the reputation of the church in our
democratic country that it would be
powerless to compel the obedience
of Catholic workingmen who would
regard it as false and lniquitous
that it would thus be destructive in
stead of beneficial in its effect; that it
would turn into doubt the marked de-
votion of our people toward the Holy
See. Mr.. Powderly says further:
knights of Labor remain untouched,
and it will be our particular duty to
prevent the order from committing
anything against the civil and eccles-
iastical Law which might be condemned
by the church or State The Pope
wisely determined not to provoke
an antagonism between the church
and the mighty industrial power that
is now making itself ielt throughout
this free ianI, and Leo XIII has shown
that be is nsi her rash nor illiberal.
Powderly then quotes at length letters
from Cardinals Manning and Gibbons,
giving their views in relation to the
order.
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NOTICE: THERE IS DELINQUENT
N upon the following described stock on
account of assessment No 8, levied on the
27th day of August, 1887, the several
amounts set opposite the names of the re-
spective shareholders, as follows:
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Mad at thc Police.

New York, October 9.-The trouble
with the police II the progressive
Labor party's mass meeting last night,
was the subject of many heated
speeches deAunciatory OF The police. In
to-day 5 meeting of the Central Labor
Union, resolutions couched IN similar
vein were adopted, and will be pre-
sented to the police commission.
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Arrestiug Spies.

PANS, October 9.-In consequence OF
the arrest OF m2ny' foreigners suspected
Of being spies, government has in
struc,ed department officials to exercise
great caution il applying the espionage
law and not 10 make arrests except
upon serious evidence. Several more
arrests have been made in connection
with the Catfaret case. a Senator, a
general, and Count Duuolau have been
sun mGned.
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LONDON. October 9.-The London
Radical clubs are making arrangements
TO hold general meeting to urge
another trial OF the Chicago Anarchists
end to consider the advisabiIity of send
irlg s delegation 70 America TO speak
in behalf OF the condemned men.
Several Radical clubs at meetings tc-
day adopted resolutions conde1nning
the sentence.
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CHICAGO, october 10.-George. francs
Train delivered lecture 10 g small au
d.ence at Princess Theatre, OIL the west
side, this afternoon for the benefit Of the
condemned Anarchists, whom he Is
here TO release from prison. Most oil
the lecture, if literally reported. would
read like a nightmare, SO disjointed was
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The International Drill.

CuIcAGo, October 9.-The weather all
day was damp and disagreeable and the
attendance at the military encamp-
nlent was very poor. The Milwaukee
Light Horse Squadron left for home to-
day and the Sea Coast Battery arrived
fJOm New Jersey.
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AMOUNT.
N.AME.e

And in accordance with the law and an
order OF the Board of Directors, made on
the 9th day of August, 1887, so many shares
of each parcel of stock as may be necessary
viii be sold at the office of said company,
2S1 East Temple Street, Salt Lake City Utah,
on the nth day of October, 1887, at II am 4,
20 pay said assessment thereon, together
with the costs of advertising and expenses
of sale f d. KIMBALL,
Sec etaTy pro tenn
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An Avarioious Nig.

NEW YORK, October Io.-Joseph A.
Kidd, negro plrter, employed by a
iewelry firm il Maiden Lane, has beer
arrested, cbsreed with having stolen IN
the last three years and half, jewelry
fn The amount Of SIS 600. He has CON
tossed
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.NSw YoEK, October 9.-Services were
held. ChickeriDg Hall, to-day, in
memory Of John B. Finch temperate 2
advocate and bead Of the suciety Ct
G-and TEN plars, whose funeral took
place this stternOon at Evanston, Ill.
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Coal Dust Explosion.

CHICAGO, October "a special from
Dixonvilie, KY. says: By the explosion
of all 8 emulation of bitumilious coal
Gr,I last night in enoke mines, one
man WIS killed. three fatally hurt, and
twelve seriously injured.
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Quiet Election.

eorI4, October 9Th elections, to-
dav, were orderly. Sold, rs patrolled
the streets and guarded the public
hulidIugs
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Big Contributions.

LONDON, October 9;-The total amount
of the contribution received and prom
ised for the Imperial institute is s40o, :
INN
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DELINQUENT NOTICE.
BANNocK GOLD AND SILVER MINNIE CO.
OF IDAHO.

Location of principal place of business, Salt
LGkS Gin, Utah Territory. Location Of
mines LGua creek Mining District, AIturds
CduHty. idaho Territory.
New Ulm weekly review., 1887-10-19

1t is claimed that Sociali ism is being
practically experimental with in New
South Wales, Australia. There is no
state church. and no hereditary aristo-
cracy; suffrage is free, and there is no.
property qualification for members Of
parliament. Eight hours, said Lord
Darlington, the governor, in a recent
speech, ''are. considered long enough
working hours; public houses are shut
on Sundays, and museums are opened;
the sale and transfer of land is made
very easy by statutory enactment; men
unable to find employment are provided
with work BY the government, and edu-
cation is practically free. In fact, if
we leave out the demand for free dali
" meal for each child attending school,
and proposal that steps be taken to
organize labor under skilled direction
on uucultivated lands, We find a state
Of things exactly similar to that suggest
ed in q memorial presented last year by
Lord Salisbury to the English Social
Democratic Federation, who in Europe
would be considered generally as dang
erous and half crazy visionaries. The
result is that we have now an almost
perfect system Of government
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